Florida's capital has a southern feel to it that will make you feel at home. There is a historical district with old bars, restaurants and houses, art galleries, museums and so much more. Its surroundings are a treasure trove of history, culture and natural parks. If you're the outdoorsy sports person you can enjoy days of kayaking on Lake Bradford, hiking, biking, or playing golf. You could also pretend you're a pirate and go treasure hunting using your GPS. Come experience the Southern Hospitality. Book your RV rental from a local owner and hit the Gulf Coast area in style. Motorhome rentals and travel trailer rentals allow you to get away from the everyday.
Tallahassee Campers, RV Trailers, Motorhomes And RV Rentals
Whether you are in the area for business or a relaxing vacation with friends and family, take your RV down to Tallahassee RV Park and enjoy the peace and quiet of a luxury RV park that is located in the capital city. You will be greeting by cascading trees, lush shrubbery, and a colorful oasis of flowering plants when you arrive. This is the perfect place to relax and unwind while you are visiting Tallahassee, Florida.
Tallahassee RV Park has a wonderful group of staff members who will make you feel welcome and comfortable the entire time you are there. They offer paved RV stalls and full service hook ups. There is a laundry and shower facility as well as a recreation room where you can watch some cable TV or work on your computer. This park is conveniently located near all of the shops, restaurants, and businesses in the city.
Big Oak RV Park
Tallahassee, FL
The park is easy to find and located close to the best sporting venues, entertainment and dining experiences. Plus you can rest under the shade of giant Oak trees. Stay in style in your RV rental.
Mission San Luis
Tallahassee, FL
A living museum which shows how the Spanish and the Apalachee Indians used to live you will be transported to the 1700s. You can experience how people used to work, cook, play and worship. You can walk into reconstructed forts, houses and tippis. In fact the museum has the largest historical-period Indian building found in the Southeast. This is also an excavation site, where you can see and learn about 300-year-old artifacts.
Alfred B. Maclay State Gardens
Tallahassee, FL
This 1,176-acre park is also a botanical garden, an important historical site and a venue for community events such as Scarecrows and Jazz or Kid's Fishing Day. In Lake Hall you can swim, fish, canoe and kayak. By the lake there are a variety of choice places for a picnic. For those looking to meander into the woods you can choose between two trails.
